The Splendor of the Farm

It's a good book. I only reviewed it after reading it later. The story is very life-like. Although there are many top-notch products, they are all punished. It's worth reading.

This book is so well written that I have read it twice. I don't like to read books with space, and books with more than two rebirths and time travels in one book.

It's very good. The writing is clear and the concept is good. The female protagonist is smart and wise. With no space, she relies on the knowledge she learned in her previous life to benefit the people together with the male protagonist and create a sky for her family. The most valuable thing is: this is a very inspirational article.

Personally, I don't really like the kind of sadistic articles that make people cry. I like this kind of relatively peaceful articles.

I read it carefully, but I was confused about the 23rd century time travel in the penultimate chapter. Yes, that's great, but the villains later on never get a chance to take revenge... It's all a happy ending. There are a lot of mission names, and it's hard to tell who is who, but most of them are good men who make money. I finished reading it in three days. It's awesome.

Is the author from Shaoyang? There are many Shaoyang specialties and place names. Well written. There are a lot of villains and scumbags in there who are cruel.

I like short and exquisite novels. I read them once and forgot about them, so I read them again.

The whole article is smooth and authentic👍The superiority of the time traveler is fully demonstrated. The most important thing is "love and kindness, take it from the people and use it for the people"👍️👍️👍️

The plot at the beginning is relatively full, the ending is a bit rushed, and there are some hidden threads that are not developed, but overall it is still good! Worth a look

The overall feeling is pretty good. It's a story about a male and female protagonist getting rich in an ordinary life. The one star was deducted because I felt that there were too many unreasonable things in the book. For example, many amusement park projects use electricity in modern times, but what was used in ancient times? There are many more that I won't point out one by one, but overall it's a pretty good book!